A) Baekje B) Joseon C) Goryeo D) Silla
A) Brazil B) India C) China D) Russia
A) Indonesia B) Canada C) Vietnam D) Thailand
A) Colonial expansion policy B) Closed door policy C) Maritime silk road policy D) Open trade policy
A) France B) United States C) Japan D) China
A) Seoul area B) Gongju area C) Gwangju area D) Busan area
A) Ministry of Knowledge Economy B) Ministry of Culture C) Ministry of Agriculture D) Ministry of Defense
A) Roman oven B) Egyptian pit kiln C) Chinese dragon kiln D) Mayan updraft kiln
A) Noborigama B) Raku C) Kintsugi D) Chawan
A) Karatsu B) Tokyo C) Kyoto D) Osaka
A) Coal or oil B) Electric or gas C) Solar or wind D) Wood or charcoal
A) Korea University B) Yonsei University C) Seoul National University D) Ewha Womans University
A) Gongju B) Gwangju C) Seoul D) Busan
A) KCFD B) KOCER C) KOCEF D) KCER
A) Jeolla-do province B) Gyeongsang-do province C) Gangwon-do province D) Gyeonggi-do province
A) Feldspar B) Sanggam C) Jinsa D) Baekja
A) Iron oxide B) Copper oxide C) Cobalt D) Manganese
A) Light blue B) Browned to almost black C) Transparent green D) Pure white
A) Ming dynasty B) Japanese Edo period C) Silla kingdom D) Yuan dynasty
A) Copper oxide B) Iron sand C) Feldspar D) Clay slip
A) Peasants and merchants B) Foreign traders C) Buddhist monks only D) Scholarly Confucian class, nobility and royalty
A) Halla Mountain B) Jiri Mountain C) Wolchil Peak D) Seorak Peak
A) Cylindrical B) Square-shaped C) Pear-shaped D) Melon-shaped
A) Black stoneware B) Hard white porcelain C) Sanggam celadon D) Soft white porcelain
A) Textured animal fur B) Calligraphic portraits C) Key-fret and foliate designs D) Landscape paintings
A) Tall foot B) Ringed base C) Flat base D) Three-legged base
A) 1000–1500 B) 918–1392 C) 1392–1910 D) 57 BC–668 AD
A) Deep black and dark grey B) Only pure snow white C) Red, orange, and purple D) Pure white, milky white, light blue, and light yellow
A) Yuan B) Joseon C) Ming D) Tang
A) Around 3000 BC B) Around 400 BC C) Around 7000 BC D) Around 8000 BC
A) Arita ware B) Jeulmun pottery C) Satsuma ware D) Mumun pottery
A) Dang-gil Shim B) Pyeong-ui Park C) Yi Sam-pyeong D) Su-kwan Shim
A) Namwon, Korea B) Amsa-dong C) Tokyo, Japan D) Jeju Island
A) Minmuneui B) Misongri Togi C) Comb-pattern pottery D) Moon jar
A) Bronze Age B) Mesolithic Period C) Joseon Period D) Neolithic Period
A) Neolithic pit-comb wares B) Practical jars with handles on both sides C) Minimalist Joseon vases D) Ritualistic bronze daggers
A) 900 degrees Celsius B) 1200 degrees Celsius C) 500 degrees Celsius D) 700 degrees Celsius
A) Palace ruins B) Volcanic craters C) Shell middens near rivers D) Mountain caves
A) Gaya kingdom B) Goguryeo kingdom C) Baekje kingdom D) Joseon kingdom
A) Magpies B) Tigers C) Wild boars D) Elephants
A) They traveled very far B) A tropical climate in ancient Korea C) Local domestication of exotic animals D) Migration of the Silla people
A) Black earthenware B) Terracotta C) White porcelain D) Celadon
A) Temples B) Foreign merchants C) The royal family D) Common households
A) Copper dust B) Crushed shells C) Iron powder D) Gold leaf
A) Changing the color to pure white B) Lowering the firing temperature C) Making the glaze more durable D) Making the pottery lighter
A) Buried in royal gardens B) Hanging in Silla's golden crown C) On the walls of ancient temples D) Embedded in palace floors
A) Celadon was strictly used for rituals B) Buddhism was the inventor of celadon C) There are no relationships D) Monks were the only ones allowed to use it
A) Provincial kilns B) City kilns C) Royal kilns D) Private kilns
A) Goryeo influence B) Japanese influence C) Scythian influence D) Ming influence
A) Pear-shaped bottles B) Tall vases C) Flat plates D) Round bowls
A) Sanggam B) Celadon C) Joseon D) Mishima
A) Taoism B) Buddhism C) Shintoism D) Neo-Confucianism
A) Blue and white wares B) White porcelain C) Celadon D) Buncheong
A) Qing art B) Buddhist art C) Scythian art D) Ming art
A) Yu Geun-Hyeong B) King Myöngjong C) A Seonbi philosopher D) A local strongman
A) Eco-minimal trend B) The Goryeo revival movement C) Royal burial rituals D) Industrial mass production
A) 19th century B) 15th century C) 13th century D) 3rd century
A) Common people B) Seonbi scholars C) Royal family members D) Nobles
A) Ivory B) Black C) Dark brown D) Red
A) 1392 B) 1279 C) 1916 D) 1979
A) Stone chamber tombs B) Earthen mounds with banisters C) Pit graves D) Stone caskets in royal tombs
A) Mongol invasions B) Widespread grave robbing C) Modern-day industrialization D) Shifts in religious practices
A) 600 to 700°C B) Over 1100°C C) 500°C D) 1500°C |